Shared Calendar - Find Out about Programs at Area Libraries |
Events for Young Children |
Mainly Mother Goose - An Early Literacy Celebration |
Events for Families |
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Early Literacy Centers |
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New Hartford Library |
Cazenovia Library |
Herkimer, Basloe Library |
Rome, Jervis Library |
DeRuyter Libray |
Ilion Library |
Utica Public Library |
Hamilton Library |
Poland Library |
Oneida Libary |
Recent research on how children learn to read shows that children who start school having already mastered important 6 Early Literacy Skills have an easier time learning to read than children who haven't. Research also shows that shared book reading with a caring adult is the best way to help your child develop these skills. So Snuggle Up and Start Reading. In addition it is as important how you read to you child as how much you read. It's important that the process be interactive and fun for both you and your child. And it can be. Snuggle Up. Find a book you both like and read.
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| For tips on how to share books with your young child, choose a link below.
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